I just read this opening paragraph. Now talk about a "gripping" intro.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Scott
Scott Eagan - Greyhaus Literary Agency
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- Scott Eagan
- Scott is the voice behind the Greyhaus Literary Agency. His work focuses exclusively on the traditional romance genre. Outside of this he is an English instructor, stay at home dad and writer. All comments on this page have nothing to do with the agency, although he may reference the business.
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